Radio Schedule Highlights From Hoover to Shaw on Columbia Network
Four Hoover talks and multiple British and domestic broadcasts fill the Columbia system lineup. Prime events include the Prince of Wales on British trade from London at 3 20 p m and President Hoover at 9 30 p m. Millikan lecture at 9 p m Friday and MacDonald from London 2 45 to 3 p m May 23 along with other government and entertainment programs throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Prince of Wales
Andrew W. Denon
Patrick J. Hurley
Ramsay MacDonald
George Bernard Shaw
Columbia
London
South America
White House
Robert Andrews Millikan
James Ramsay MacDonald
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Melton
Radio Listings Highlight Evening Programs On Major Networks
Thursday’s prime time schedule shows Tito Guitar Orchestra on WABC at 5, Rudy Vallee on WEAF at 7, Dixie Spiritual Singers on WIZ at 7, B A Rolfe Orchestra on WEAF at 9, and a Hoover appearance broadcast across WABCO and WIZ networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WABC
CBS
T.tito
WEAF
NBC
Rudy Vallee
WIZ
NBC Network
Evening program lineup with varied musical acts
A city radio schedule lists 540 John B. Kennedy talk at 5 pm followed by 35 Orchestra 5:40 and Lowell Thomas at 5:45. Amos n Andy at 60n, Jesters at 6:15, Phil Cook at 6:30, Pickard Family southern folk at 6:45, Spiritual Singers at 7, Rin Tin Tin thriller and poem reading at 7:15, Salon Orchestra with Robert Simmons at 7:30, Crumit and Sanderson with Shilkret at 8, ensemble with John Charles Thomas and Lou Rader at 8:30, The Story Behind the Song Home Sweet Home, Fifteenth Anniversary of the American Red Cross with Hoover/Hughes toast at 9:30, Gay Vienna at 19:30, Reveries organ at 11:90, Orchestra at 11:15 and 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Kennedy
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
Jesters
Phil Cook
Pickard Family
Spirtual Singers
Rin-Tin-Tin Thriler
Flanders Field
Salon Orchestra
Robert Simmons
Frank Crumit
Julia Sanderson
Shilkret
John Charles Thomas
Lou Rader
Man
Don Voorhees
Herbert Hoover
Hughes
Mabel Boardman
Vienna
May Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
A list of programs for Thursday May 71 featuring base ball scores at 5:55 and a 6 08 Mid Week Federation Hymn Sing. 6 30 Engine No 999 dramatic sketch. 7 00 Peggy Wood guest artist with Rudy Vallee orchestra. 8 00 James Gadsden re incarnated guest Bondeliers quartet. 8 30 Melody Moments Alfred Wallenstein cellist guest artist. 9 00 B A Rolfe and his Dance Orchestra. 10 00 Bertie Bees the World dramatic edit. 10 15 Gene Austin Good Scout of Radio songs. 10 30 Orchestra 11 00 Orchestra 11 30 Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Wood
Rudy Vallee
James Gadsden
Bondeliers
Alfred Wallenstein
B. A. Rolfe
Bertie Bees
Gene Austin
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights May 71
CBS network lineup lists Tito Gulzar with Vincent Sorey’s Orchestra at 6, Fulton Royal Orchestra at 6 30, crime drama The Midnight Mail at 6 45, Ben Bernie from Chicago at 6 45, Nat Brusiloff’s Orchestra at 7, Daddy and Rollo at 7 45, Pryor’s Band at 8, New World Symphony at 8 15, Kaltenborn News at 8 30, The Watchman at 8 45, Brad Browne and Al Llewelyn at 9,Character Readings with Lorna Fantin at 9 15, Dramatized Tales at 9 30, The Lutheran Hour at 10, Hoover Red Cross Speech at 10 30, Montreal Orchestra at 11 15, Pryor’s Band again at 11 18, Radio Roundup at 11 30, and organist Ann Leaf with Ben Alley at 12 30.
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CBS One Oo
Tito Gulzar
Vincent Sorey
Orchestra
Fulton Royal Orchestra
Crime Club
The
Midnight Mail
Ben Bernie
Chicago
Morton Downey
Nat Brusiloff
Daddy
Rollo
Pryor
New World Symphony
Kaltenborn
the Watchman
Brad Browne
al Llewelyn
Lorna Fantin
Hoover
Montreal
Ann Leaf
Ben Alley
Thursday Evening Radio Schedule Mix of Music and Shows
Radio lineup lists Serenaders Hawaiian music and multiple music acts from 5:00 to 9:45 including Jesters Glenn Adams Rin Tin Tin and Ted Weems Orchestra. NBC Cros ley Players Crimelights and WJR Chesapeake and Ohio Program fill remaining slots with Clara Lu and Em.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
WLY
Man Sunshine
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N’ Andy
NBC
Glenn Adams
Rin-Tin-Tin
Ted Weems
Cilenn Sisters
Ramona
Ben Bernie
Murray Horton
Crosley
Clara, Lu
Chesapeake and Ohio
WJR
TV Radio Schedule Fragments from May 22 Broadcast Day
Listings show NB& Source WEAF program blocks including Major Bowes' Family Five 9 50 concert, Joe White the Silver Masked Tenor, Alumni Glee Club directed by Reinald Werrenrath, Olga Medolago Albani, NBC Studio Program, Vincent Lopez Orchestra, Verne Buck and his Orchestra with details truncated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball
Major Bowes
Cavae Vince
Ae Aoo
Joe White
Glee Club
Reinald Werrenrath
Olga Medolago Albani
Theater of the Air
NBC
Vincent Lopez
Verne Buck
National Radio Program Schedule and Featured Performers
The list details a dense broadcast slate with speakers and acts across noon to midnight. Featured names include Bonnie Laddies, Lowell Thomas, Amos ’n’ Andy, Ruth Lyon, William Miller, NBC Studio Program, Gilbert and Sullivan, Hal Kemp, Larry Funk, Tide Water Inn, Crime Club, Morton Downey, Pryor’s Band, Kate Smith, Annette Hanshaw, Eugene Ormandy, Fletcher Henderson, Jacques Renard, and others. A First Annual Assembly of the National Advisory Council on Radio in Education is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Laddies
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
Mme. Alda
Phil Coop
Bob Ripley
Frank Moulan
Roxy's Gang
National Advisory Council On
Radio In Education
NBC
Gilbert and Sullivan Geme
Hal Kemp
Larry Funk
Tide Water Inn
Morton Downey
Nat Brustloff
Kate Smith
Pryor
Annette Hanshaw
Eugene Ormandy
Fletcher Henderson
Ben Bernice
Chicago
Jacques Renard
Boston
Ann Leaf
Ben Aller
Man Killed in Head-On Collision Near Selma
Xenia May 6. Homer P. Straw 30 manager of John R. Evans Company leather dealers Cincinnati was killed in a head-on crash one mile north of Selma Clark County on the Columbia Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Straw
John R. Evans Company
Cincinnati
Selma
Clark County
Columbus
Rail Time Card Improvised Schedules For Athens Line
Time card lists Northbound No 3 arriving at Athens 7:41 pm and 19:47 am, Northbound No 33 Athens 7:45 am, Southbound No 2 arriving Athens 11:19 am, No 4 6:22 pm, No 30 11:02 am. Other trains No 30 and No 44 show Athens arrivals and departures. Baltimore and Ohio lines show No 3 No 43 and No 48 service with morning and evening timings.
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Athens
Chesapeare
OHTO
Hockine Valley
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Wabc-Columbia
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Bert Lown
Biltmore Orchestra
WABG
Columbia System
Will Osborne
Bossert
Brooklyn
Concordia Theological Seminary
Dean Wismar
Melviiile Bar
Weather Man
Bob Newhall
Jimmy Carts Nese
Oklahoma Cowboy Band
Rmusic
Arthur Chandser
Magnolia
Ray Perkins
Addie Reuter
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Jim
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Radio Guild
Raymond Mitchem
Mulls Brothers
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Miusic
Sterling Jack
Jimmy Carr
Henry Busses
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